Contraceptive content shared on social media: an analysis of Twitter.

Melody HuangAlba Gutiérrez-SacristánElizabeth JaniakKatherine YoungAnabel StarostaKatherine BlantonAlaleh AzhirCaroline N GoldfarbFelícita KuperwasserKimberly M SchaeferRachel E StoddardRajet VatsaAllison A Merz-HerralaDeborah Bartz

Published in: Contraception and reproductive medicine (2024)

Clinicians should be aware that individuals are exposed to information through Twitter that may affect contraceptive perceptions and decision making, particularly regarding long-acting reversible contraceptives. Social media is a valuable source for studying contraceptive beliefs missing in traditional health research and may be used by professionals to disseminate accurate contraceptive information.

Keyphrases

social media
health information
decision making
healthcare
primary care
palliative care
high resolution
mass spectrometry